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UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Textile Syntax
Below is a brief description of the syntax used in this wiki to create and edit pages
Headings
Don’t forget leave a blank line before and after of each title.
h1- Title
h2- Title
h3- Title
h4- Title
h5- Title
h6- Title
- h1. h1- Title
- h2. h2- Title
- h3. h3- Title
- h4. h4- Title
- h5. h5- Title
- h6. h6- Title
Paragraph (Ctrl + p)
This is a simple paragraph
- p. This is a simple paragraph
For right-to-left text use this:
- p{direction:rtl;text-align:right}. Right to left text.
Right to left text.
Font size adjustment (don’t use for headings):
- p{font-size:smaller}. Smaller font...
Smaller font: usable for offering background information to which probably not everyone is interested.
- p{font-size:larger}. Larger font....
Larger font: as an eye-catching useful but harmful in excess.
Blockquotes
hey quotes !
Bold text (Ctrl + b)
bold text
- *bold text*
Italic text (Ctrl + i)
italic text
- _italic text_
Strikethrough text (Ctrl + s)
strikethrough text
- -strikethrough text-
Applying multiple styles
ItalicStrikethroughBold text
- _-*ItalicStrikethroughBold text*-_
Bulleted List
- 1 level item
- 2 level item
- 3 level item
- 2 level item
- * 1 level item
- ** 2 level item
- *** 3 level item
Numeric List
- 1 level item
- 2 level item
- 3 level item
- 2 level item
- # 1 level item
- ## 2 level item
- ### 3 level item
Table
| Channel | Usability |
|---|---|
| Wiki | high |
| Forum | high |
| Bugtracker | medium |
| left | 1 |
| right | 2 |
Table headings are created by appending “_.” and a space to the pipe character.
The table cells are centered by default. You can force left or right alignment by appending “<.” or “>.” and a space to the pipe character.
- |_. Channel|_. Usability|
- |Wiki|high|
- |Forum|high|
- |Bugtracker|medium|
- |<. left|<. 1|
- |>. right|>. 2|
Picture
- !<URL>(<Alternative text>)!
- !http://developer.qt.nokia.com/uploads/image_upload/image_thumb.png(Alternative text)!
Links
There are two ways to make links,
the first is an absolute URL
- "Your text to link here...":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/TextileSyntax
Your text to link here… [developer.qt.nokia.com]
//don’t forget the “”
If you want to have a nice tooltip when you move the mouse cursor over the link you can add it after to you link label in paranthesis:
- "Your text to link here...(TextileSyntax)":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/TextileSyntax
Your text to link here… [developer.qt.nokia.com]
The second way allows relative URLs
- [ [RelativeURL | Your text to link here...] ]
- [ [TextileSyntax | Your text to link here...] ]
//removes the white spaces between “[ [” and “] ]”
Your text to link here…
If you want to add parenthesis to the link text, you must trick the textile syntax a bit and add an extra space or character after the closing parenthesis and before the quote (i.e. there there should not be a quote following directly the parenthesis.
write
- "setVisible(true) ":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7/qwidget.html#visible-prop
- or
- "setVisible(true) call":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7/qwidget.html#visible-prop
To get setVisible(true) [doc.qt.nokia.com] or setVisible(true) call [doc.qt.nokia.com]
Code
Just put your code between “@” and “@”
Add a category to a wiki page
This is a good thing to do to bring greater order to the wiki
To do this, just put the category that you want between “[ [” and “]]”
- [ [category:help]]
- [ [category:learning]]
- [ [category:Quick]]
//remove the white spaces between “[ [”
Read more
More documentation on Textile syntax can be found on this pages:
- http://thresholdstate.com/articles/4312/the-textile-reference-manual
- http://textile.thresholdstate.com/
- http://blog.thought-mesh.net/static/docs/mtmanual_textile2.html
- http://www.textism.com/tools/textile/
- http://redcloth.org/hobix.com/textile/
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Textile_(markup_language)
